Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-14
JAMES W. HYATT.

pretty well understood in we'll informed politi-
cal circles that the Cabinet changes herein
RE1epGiSssn had soms s' rse ds'e n ssS.n unSn p. sy s sn.
nouncement OF the appointments created no
surprise. II has been said that Mr.. Lamar will
s ssuSDo Dn 5s sI@p wiii &c mnas as az n,se h 4 aons WHAT sna
reasons the President has to think he can con-
troll enough Republican senator to insure an
early confirmation can only be guessed at.
oerats have not their full strength by one vote.
but they do not seem uneasy.
LUCIUs Q. G. LAMAR.
Mr.. LANAI was born At Oxford, Putnam
County, Ga, Sept. II, 1925, and received his
early schooling In his native town. He gradua-
ted at Emory College. Georgia, in 1915. He
to the bar in 1>47. He moved to Oxford, Miss,
in 1919, and was elected Adjunct Professor Of
Mathematics In the Mississippi State Univer-
ton, Ca. where he devoted himself to the prac-
tice OF law. In 1858 he was elected to the
Georgia Legislature, and In the following year
plantation in Lafayette County. He was elect
ed TO the Thirty dfth and Thirty-sixth Con
crosses, and resigned in 1850. He entered
s sas s0e coio1ei Of ai tiny Nlne teen - M hasa-
etppA yoluutecrs, and was soon remote
- Me Coloneley. In 1853 he was sent to Rus.
slAp ~ n Coofedsrate GoyeE2iHsht 81 nm
Mississippi 8 tho close OF the war, and In 1850,
was saectsd Professor Of Political Economy
and Social Science in the university OF the State.
sorship OF Law. He was elected to the Forty
third Congress and reelected to the Forty
fourth. In the winter Of lS76-'77 he was elected
po,ntmsns q SECRETARY Of the helm, inssr aos'' 4: w ses
. widower until . few months ago, when he
married . Georgia widow who had been his
outside his official salary. He lives quietly,
and often passes intimate friends u~nrecognized
whom he 10 in q brown study.
CHARLES 9. FAIRCHILD.
Charles 8. Fairchtld was born at Cazenovia,
n. T., in 1s42, was graduated at Harvard, and
began the practice OF law at Albany, N. Y.
ele esss ~ A Has Ssrs G ;aosSss'o 81 N IN l Yosh n on w ths
Democratic ticket. He was q candidate for re-
nomination in 1877. but was defeated in the
s Ts;.eSiIa h ey A ns y nnSi;e s cfSss make TIT j. vs Mr.
until. in 1885,, he was appointed by President
Cleveland to be Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. In the meantime he was President
tion.
WILLIAM FREEMAN Villas.
M, Villas IVA born at Chelsea. Orange Coun:
~. Vt. July :. ls40. When he was II years old
he vent 70 Wisconsin, where, . few months
after. he was entered % . pupil Of tho prepare
tory department Of the university Of that State.
Of that institution, and was graduated there in
1855. After taking his academical degree he
studied law In Albany, N. T.. and was gradu-
After his admission 70 the Supreme Court Of
New York he removed to Wisconsin, where, on
his birthday. July ?. 1850, he made his FIRST
state. Upon the breaking out Of the war MI.
Villas entered tho army as Captain in the
Twenty-third Wisconsin Volunteers. and rose to
S ii CONN., comm nna n' snd rssum 0SiI tSs prs ns res y aSs
Wisconsin appointed Colonel Villas one Of the
sSs revision. Ss so q i ISIS, sdo !, sa' BY WITH tie Is st asss. w sns
partly made by him.. He has held various posi-